Rupert High School - Comet Yearbook (Rupert, ID)

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aa. zu. s. qfhg qlnmgi 19 z ng THE PRIVATE SECRETARY. Given by the Senior class as a Lyceum substitute, Friday, Mar. 26, 1920. CAST Mr. Marsland, - - - - David N utting. Harry Marsland this nephewj, John Remsberg. Mr. Uatterniole, - - - Neal Templin. Douglas Catterniole this nephewj Raymond Craven. Rev. Robert Spaulding, - - - Russell Smith. Sidney Gibson ltailorl, - Dwight Disney. John Ca servantj, - Jim Pringle. Edith Marsland, - Virgie Parker. Eva Webster ther friendl, - Eloise King. Mrs. Stead Qlandladyj, - - Helen Ellsworth. Miss Ashford, - - - Lillian VanAntwrep. SYNUPSIS: Mr. Ci1l.t01'l11Ul0 will have nothing to do with his nephew, Doug- las, until the altter has sown his wild oats. Rev. Spaulding has just been secured as a private secretary for M r. Marsland. Harry Marsland and Douglas Cattermole devise a plan by whch Douglas shall go as the private secretary and Rev. Spaulding shall take possession of Douglas' apartment. Douglas Cattermole falls in love with his e1nployer's daughter, Edith, Harry falls in love with Eva Webster. Douglas has several narrow escapes but at last he and his plan are found out. Mr. Catter- unole is now satisfied that his nephew has sown his wild oats , and all live happily ever after. A matinee was given in the afternoon for the children in th grades. The admission was iifteen cents and a as result the Auditor- ium was almost over crowded. The evening performance also brouglzi a full house. Miss Burns received many congratulations on the success of thf- play. The Senior class expresses its fullest appreciation of the efforts that Miss Burns put into he coaching of the play. Walk .

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m. ii. qhv qgnnm 1 9 z u iilranmtirs ' ' GREEN STC JCKINGS. Presented by the Faculty of the Rupert High School, Proceeds given to the Student Body Association. CAST: Admiral Grace, - - - D. L. Carlson. Williaiii Faraday, - Lee M. Lockhart. Colonel Smith, - Don Lewis. Robert Tarver, Tom Halliday. James Steele, Harry Disney. James Raleigh, - Ralph Spidell. Martin, fButlerJ, - - Bill Davis. Celia Faraday, - Mrs. L. M. Lockhart. Madge Rockingham, - - Miss Yerger. Evelyn Trenchyard, - Miss Frazier. Phyllis, - - - Miss McMonogle Mrs. Chisolm Faraday, - - Miss Angelina Burns. SYN OPSIS: Celia, the older sister wl1o1n everybody wishes to marry off, returns frun a trip and pretends that she is engaged to a Colonel Smith. Her family are all quite delighted. Celia writes a letter to her Colonel Smith which she never intended to be mailed. The letter, however, was mailed and was de- livered to a genuine Colonel Smith. He does not answer the letter but calls on Celia i11 person. He introduces himself as Colonel Vavasor, Smith's dearest friend. Smith, he says, died in India leaving a message to be delivered to Celia. Due to this and subsequent visits the two fall in love. Celia tries to evade Col. Vavasor tSmithJ but only becomes more convinced that she is in love with him. As a result they become engaged. The family now is satsiied. Green Stockings was presented twice, first on Tuesday, Nov. 25, and again on Tuesday, Dec. 2. At the first production the Auditor- ium was filled to capacity. The proceeds of the second presentation were given to the Rupert Womai1's Club. A fair sized crowd attended.

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K. li. 5. Gnu: Qlumgt l 9 Z ll THE AMAZONS. Given by the Senior Class in the High School Auditorium on the evening of May 10, 1920. ' CAST: Lord Litterly Barrington, - Reed Throckmorton. Count Andre de Grival, - Bernard Shaw. Lord Tweenwayes, - Cleland Sullivan. Rev. Robert Minchin, - Jack Fahl. Youatt Cservantj, - Clyde Crandall. Fitton Ca gamekeeperj, Dwight Disney. Crts ta poacherl, - - Royal Irving. Miriam, - Helen Ellsworth. N o-eline, - - Julia Lundy. Wilhelmina, Virgie Parker. Thomasin, - Hazel Jensen. Sergeant Shuter, - - Bertha Smith. SYN CPSIS: The eccentric Lady Castlejordon, as Cvercote called her, has had a great disappointment in her life. It was that she had three daughters and no son. She, therefore, educated her girls as boys, they dressed and acted as boys. The play 'Qpens with the return of N oeline from London, where she has gotten into a scrape and has lost the Betterbet Ring, which has not left the hand of a Betterbet for centuries. Thomasin and Wil- helmina have returned from Scotland, where they met and fell in love with Andre de Grival, All mustache and vivacity, and Lord Tween- wayes, The last of his race, puny and weak. Lady Castlejordon was called to London, leaving her three Hsonsl' at Overcote, and there the three young men. Lord Litterly returns the Betterbet ring to Noeline. VVhen Lady Castlejordon unexpectedly returns the same night she finds that love has played havoc with her sons and so orders them to don their skirts, Never, never, never to come out of thetm again. . .,.5.C'-, ,jm3Q 'jQy,QfET, 71- -